7 TCPMP may remind you of the internet protocol’s name TCPIP, but it’s got nothing to do with that: it’s a simple, lightweight video player, perfect for old machines or low-spec computers. Everything about TCPMP is simple and straightforward.

Nov 16, 2005 The Core Pocket Media Player (TCPMP) has been updated to version 0.70. The update features a large number of bug fixes and some new features.

The program has a minimalist interface with no fancy design or customizable skins, and just the basic functions for video playback. You’ll be able to zoom in and out the image, increase or reduce the speed, watch the video in full screen and change a few parameters in the Settings menu. TCPMP doesn’t require installation.

Simply unzip the file in a folder and you’re ready to go. It’s got support for quite a few video formats, and is probably the lightest player you can find these days. TCPMP can be controlled with keyboard shortcuts and also lets you manage several video files in a playlist. On the downside, it lacks features you find in other more advanced players, such as support for subtitles or the ability to add bookmarks and take screenshots. Looking for a lightweight, really simple video player?

TCPMP is exactly what you need.

• Media player: known as The Core Pocket Media Player, TcpMp a simple but yet convenient player for mobile phone users. It is possible to listen to music, watch movie and also view and browse some pictures easily on the mobile phone. • Supported formats: The Core Pocket Media Player supports several formats. Here are some of them: AVI, Matroska, MP4, OGG, OGM, ASF, MPEG 1 Layer III, Ogg Vorbis, Musepack, Windows Media Audio, AC-3, AMR, ADPCM and uLaw.

• Lightweight: with a simple and plain interface, The Core Pocket Media Player is also lightweight. It does not take too much space on the HDD and ensures play any video, audio and image file browsed to its interface.

Software License Dependency Diagrams there. • Supported video codecs: concerning videos, The Core Pocket Media Player can play DivX, XviD, MPEG4-SP (plus B-frame support), MPEG1, M-JPEG and Windows Media Video (on Windows Mobile devices). • Customizable: The Core Pocket Media Player gives users the opportunity to adjust playback speed, pixel aspect ratio, orientation as well as zoom level. Users can also explore information related to the item's location, size, codecs, etc. System requirements • Operating Systems: Windows Phone, Mobile Pros • T he Core Pocket Media Player enables to set some parameters.

• It is available in 20 languages so far. Cons • It does not support drag and drop option.